Birnamwood Bank Robbed by Four Armed Bandits
Four men entered Birnamwood State Bank in Wisconsin, forced employees and a customer to the wall, stole about 3 500 in cash, and escaped in a sedan toward Wausau. About 35 500 more was protected in the vault time lock. Police across several cities pursued but the robbers vanished.
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Birnamwood
Wis
Birnamwood State Bank
Wausau
J. B. Rundhammer
Martha Clauss
Rundhammer
J. W. Davis
John Perrar
Carl R. Druckrey
Shawano
Federal Agencies Cite Signs of Business Improvement
Three federal agencies reported notable gains across steel textiles petroleum and shoe sectors with the Fed noting a rise in industrial production. Treasury customs collections jumped while commerce data showed the first favorable national income turn in two decades boosting hopes of sustained growth.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
Mercury Declines Across State Amid Cold spell
The state experiences a drop in temperature with households urged to fill coal bins as the thermometer falls into the 60s. Chicago reports a chilly morning with low 50s widespread. Milwaukee 54, Vincennes 48, and higher in Michigan. forecaster J R Lloyd notes no heat wave expected as temperatures rise slowly.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Bey Vauspu
Houughtar
Michigan
J. R. Lloyd
U S Chamber Seeks Equitable Wage Labor Act Reforms
The United States Chamber of Commerce urged changes to the Wagner Labor Relations Act to curb perceived bias against business. The group urged protections for both employers and workers and backed Roosevelt era goals, with public statements from chamber leaders and labor union viewpoints.
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Washington
United States
Champer
Cammerra
George VW
Chamber
Su Daas
Ron
Urcemient
Conaderce
Roosevelt
Bes
William Green
Amerean Federation of Labor
Cmnloviss
Odom
India
Mdini
Warden Crime Suspects Die For Conviction
A cryptic OCR fragment reports a court action in San Francisco with references to crime and executions. The readable text mentions the supreme court and a judgment, but lacks clear names or specifics.
Hoddlum of 4 Gang Found Slain in Chicago West Side Alley
Paul Battaglia, 44, linked to the notorious 42 gang, was found slain in a west side alley. Police say he was shot and dumped, with no suspects captured in the string of gangland killings surrounding the Battaglia family and the former Prohibition era gang.
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Paul Battaglia
Chicago
Sivin
West Side
Battaglix
Scarface
Cae
Detizgha
Bureau of Identification
Battaglia
John Egan
Egan
Tony
Paul
August
Augie) Battaglia
Sam Battaglia
Tony i
Frank Dat
Frankie
Gee
Tydings Defies Subservience Amid New Deal Rift
Maryland senator Tydings openly derides outside influence and the New Deal, declaring he will not be subservient to any man. He criticizes pressure to purge him from Congress and mocks the centrist New Deal line of David J. Lewis in his bid for renomination.
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Baltimore
Mill
Tydings
New Deal
Congress
David J. Lewis
Robbery Hoax Sparks Police Bust at Bakery
Three Milwaukee deputies rushed to Gerald Kolvenbach's bakery after a reported holdup. They seized about 23275 dollars from Robverbach's till to apply toward a judgment against Marie Kolvenbach, but the scene revealed a misread real money transfer. Marie had entered the shop and triggered the call.
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Milwaukee
Gerald Kolvenbach
Wee Walter Rumstick
Wack Phardone Sheriffa Depsheriff
Robverbach
Rolvenbach
Marie
Battle Over Farm Plan Fights Ahead in Congress
Farm leaders expect a major fight in the next Congress over replacing the prevailing crop control law with a domestic allotment and price fixing system. Secretary Wallace defends the current law as farmers face surpluses and falling prices while proposals would prorate allotments and fix prices to cover production costs.
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Washington
Congress
Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Sheboygan County Probe Demanded by Local Meeting
About 200 residents at a meeting by the anonymous committee of nine urged the circuit court to appoint a grand jury to probe conditions in Sheboygan County. They cited 4700 signed petitions demanding an investigation and reports that many sites investigated were gambling dens or houses of ill fame.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Circuit Court
Edward WH. Wessier
Zion Reformed Church
Wessier
Roosevelt's Remarks Indictment of Election Laws
Washington Republican John Hamilton challenges President Roosevelt over remarks denouncing party crossing in primaries. He says the president must admire recrimination and party discipline while Texans Lehman and Sheppard back the president. The piece notes party tensions around the Democratic primary and potential senatorial campaign backing across several close states.
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Roosevelt
Hamilton
Washington
John Hamilton
Demnerstie Son
Brown Lehian
Sheppard
Tex
Ronsevelts
Secereian
Fahrney Estate Filed In Probate Court By Continental Bank
In Chicago a probate filing lists the Emery A. Fahrney estate valued at 207 832. The widow Marion Horden receives one third. Admin expenses tax payments and distributions totaling hundreds of thousands are noted, with a court debate over grandson status of Peter Parker-Pickering. The record mentions adoptions and multiple marriages involving Merry Faheney.
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Chicago
Emery A. Fahrney Pitert
Continenal Minors Note Bank and Trust Company Tt
Marian Polipeus Hordeen
Eve Penses
Faheney
Peter Faheney
The
Fortune
Merry Palme
Peter Parker-Pickering
Merry
Hugh Parker-Pickering
Emery Fairney
Jimery
Marion Faheney
Poler
Hugh
Merry Faheney
Mage
F Sands von Eyner
Ter
Anita Berlins Gicr
Italy
Farmers seek compensation for duck damage in Wisconsin
Farmers in Rush Lake and surrounding areas plan claims against the state conservation department for damages from raids by thousands of wild ducks that destroyed wheat and barley. They report hundreds of dollars in losses as shocks remain unthreshed due to heavy winds. A state game warden noted no funds exist for duck damage payments, so the claims will go to the legislature.
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Ripon
Wis
State Conservation Department
Leke Ree Blan
Garne;mare
Barney Devine
Stile Conservation Department
Ripon Youth Dies in Collision
Ripon Wisconsin reports the death of a young man, Hapye Ripon, in a late night auto crash near Wardrobe Corners, shortly after midnight. The victim, son of Mr and Mrs Ariny Hapye, with family members named, received fatal injuries and funeral arrangements are pending.
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Ripon
Wis
Ariny Hapye
Oshkerh Street
Wardrade's Corners
Brerere
Amatte Whey
Wiliam Rudy
Jarier Gaa
Clark County
Clare Orourty Touley
Gilaer
Tees
Arthur
Papen
Lucile
Ripan
Arsin
Firebug Suspect Sought in Appleton Blaze
In Appleton Wisconsin a fire at the Fred Hoffman farm is under investigation. Deputy fire marshal says a suspect claimed a grudge and that the blaze caused damage estimated at 350 pounds.
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Appleton
Wis
Finenese
Fred Hoffman
Boy pedals 142 miles to visit mother in hospital
A 15 year old boy from Maywood rode a bicycle about 142 miles to reach his mother Mrs Mary B Gampac in a Wisconsin hospital. Edward Severna 17 joined the trip while two other boys were lodged by Maywood police awaiting visiting hours.
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Thor Grinspe
Wetotoywn
Wisw
Mary B. Gampac
Nelin
Bosrita
Edward Severna
Maywood Palice
Cand
Milwaukee State Fair Draws Record Attendance
Large crowds filled the Milwaukee site as ideal weather boosted daily attendance to 2192 above prior years. Gov. Philip La Follette attended and spoke briefly, while performer Tansy Merroit suffered five rib injuries during a show amid the event.
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Milwaukee
Philip la Follette
Tansy Merroit
Frater
Luceo Orider
Ieces
PLA
Thomas
Barthard
Miedin
Bepel
Vareness
Waconia
Povokee
Abeel
Pusat
Train crew perished in boiler blast at rail yard
A boiler explosion near Columbus injured and killed a train engineer and a fireman. The blast sent debris over 200 yards as both men died at the scene. Officials report other workers were treated for injuries while investigators search for causes.
National Republicans hold midwest conference in Indiana
Report on a Republican rally and cornfield conference in Indiana. Leaders including Joe Capehart and Dan cape charged with mobilizing support for the party mainline platform. Event aims to rally 20 000 supporters to Washington and advance New Deal opposition.
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Paul Posmith
United Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
Shah
Nagonal
John TD
Mc Hernillon
Washington
Ted Alto
OL Po Eanypaanen
Ind
Joe Hoosier
Homer Capehart
Buffalo
Copelart
Cepeharts
Weather Report From Milwaukee and Yellowstone Observations
Northwestern Observations report temperate conditions with partly cloudy skies in Milwaukee at 1:07 p.m. and describe high and low temperatures, wind, and barometer readings. Notes from Rockfall Observatory forecast Tuesday into Wednesday with a maximum around 84 Fahrenheit and a precipitation estimate.
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Milwaukee
Bette Bec
Ain
Batateba
Haye Wacom
Witness Unruffled On Charge In Schulte Case Trial
Weinberg 36, a businessman, testifies amid cross examination that he did not steal $300,000 from the Schulte policy empire. Prosecutors push for answers on missing funds as jurors hear details of a ticket syndicate and a $400,064 bank hit in one month. The witness remains poised while defense lawyers press for admission of theft and complicity in the alleged protection racket.
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Tity EL Daniel
New York
Geom Weinberg
Schulte Gutw
Indus
James J. Hines
Schulte
Weinberg
Aganst Hines
Tammany District
Liesd Paul Altsker
Schultz
Stryker
Diyl
Alty
Thomas BE
Dewey
STAC
Schultz Gat
Triad
Stevie
Tony
Dies Answers Critics Of Reuse Committee
Washington answer and critics of reuse committee discuss evidence and testimonies. Reports describe the committee chair’s stance and responses to charges while noting internal disagreements and ongoing debates among members.
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DIES
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